Crane Beech removal

[Mark Bolam]

52 minutes ago, woody paul said:

Why chip such big timber? I did see it was a Bandit chipper.

Not my job mate, but Mick is bang on the money.

In an ideal world the poles could have been stripped and craned into a timber trailer, but space was tight and the clock was ticking.

Damn shame as it's Beech, but there we have it.

[Mark Bolam]

2 minutes ago, Gray git said:

First few picks looked tiny till they were dropped next to the chipper, very nicely done job and really good video work on the 1.
Also like the chipper, beast of a machine! is that a recent upgrade as in another video they had a orange 75 or 90.

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Mark Broadley who owns Sequoia has a 90 mate, you're spot on. That was a test run for the 995 he wants to upgrade to.

It didn't disappoint apparently.

[Gray git]

Mark Broadley who owns Sequoia has a 90 mate, you're spot on. That was a test run for the 995 he wants to upgrade to.
It didn't disappoint apparently.

Just ordered a new 90 so looking forward to that coming soon but used a 990 a few times and it's truly amazing for such a compact, be it large compact machine what it'll eat with ease and speed.

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[Mark Bolam]

I said 995, which may not exist, so may well have been a 990!

I've worked with Mark on many jobs with his 90xp and it's some machine, with plenty of hours on the clock. 

I would imagine a new one will be fantastic.

Fills the trucks quick, mind. Probably not one for firewood fans either!